It would be nice to be able to either optionally disable loading gradle from the gradle wrapper and always using system gradle (if higher then 2.6) so in cases where the gradle project is using a wrapper with a version < 2.6 the java plugin can still function.
Environment
- Operating System: Mac OSX High Sierra
- JDK version: 1.8
- Visual Studio Code version: 1.32.3
- Java extension version: 0.42.1
Steps To Reproduce
- Have gradle > 2.6 on path
- Have a gradle project that uses the wrapper with gradle < 2.6 (ex: 1.12)
- Redhat plugin complains about not being able to use the plugin with gradle < 2.6
Current Result
Can't use downstream plugins (checkstyle/run tests)
Wanted Result
Redhat plugin can optionally use system gradle always to at least allow some functionality on gradle 1.12 projects that use the wrapper
Additional Informations
I found this out while initially developing a project where it did not have the gradle wrapper with my gradle 5 system gradle version. I was able to run/debug tests and use checkstyle with no problems. I then added the wrapper, to find that afterwards i could not do either of these things because my gradle version (in the wrapper) was too low.
It would be nice to be able to either optionally disable loading gradle from the gradle wrapper and always using system gradle (if higher then 2.6) so in cases where the gradle project is using a wrapper with a version < 2.6 the java plugin can still function.
Environment
Steps To Reproduce
Current Result
Can't use downstream plugins (checkstyle/run tests)
Wanted Result
Redhat plugin can optionally use system gradle always to at least allow some functionality on gradle 1.12 projects that use the wrapper
Additional Informations
I found this out while initially developing a project where it did not have the gradle wrapper with my gradle 5 system gradle version. I was able to run/debug tests and use checkstyle with no problems. I then added the wrapper, to find that afterwards i could not do either of these things because my gradle version (in the wrapper) was too low.